In the violent city of Anarchy that is called Chicago, in the corrupt county of

Cook, where the four furies of Chicago violent crime fly, their names, Tony,

Laurie, Kim, and Tim, and as they fly the nightbirds of death spit and sing, and

chaos reigns, and the Memorial Day weekend comes. And I've seen some things that I just,

while I'm just f***ing pissed off, whether forecasters tell us it'll be hot, 85 degrees on Memorial Day.

What are you growing? That is, when you're not thinking about stopping by the cemetery to place

poppies on a fallen soldier's grave. Years ago when those soldiers, sailors, airmen,

and Marines died in our wars, protecting our freedom, we didn't have loyalty oaths,

just the star-spangled banner, and we'd stand when it was played in the Pledge of Allegiance that we

recited in school. Do they still do that? Our Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America,

and for the Republic for which it stands. Remember that. Today on the Chicago Way, we'll talk about

loyalty oaths in a different way. Loyalty oaths shove down American throats by the left. We'll

talk about it with Chicago's treasure and our friend, Professor Charles Lipson, Professor Emeritus

at the University of Chicago, and you can find all his work at CharlesLipson.com. Look at his

most recent columns on loyalty oaths, and Hillary Clinton's lawyer, Mr. Susman, with all that heat on him.

Heats a funny thing, isn't it? In Chicago, it makes people anxious. And as I record this,

we're getting ready for Memorial Day when the bodies hit the ground. And you know who isn't worried

about grilling? Chicago cops aren't worried about grilling. Neither are Chicago Fire Department

paramedics. The few legitimate prosecutors who haven't been run out of the State's attorney's

office. And emergency room doctors and nurses. They're concentrating on other things.

They're not thinking about grilling. They're praying for cold, hard rain to keep the body count down.

Okay, let's get to it. The stuff that's making made me insane, insanely angry.

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